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Publish Lesson Here!
Part 1
Reflecting on the Experience
Part 2
Exploring assessment
Assessment Opportunities and Options
Blooms Digital Taxonomy
Asking questions
Tools for Formative and Summative Assessment
One Tool - Google Forms
Part 3
Technology Based Tools
Google Apps
Content Discovery Tools
Web-based Activities
Part 4
Lesson Creation & Presentation
Part 5
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Purpose: Provide participants with an overview of what is good assessment and what it looks like in a 1:1 classroom.
For Forms: Discuss all types of forms, but we will teach you how to utilize Google Forms for high order thinking.
Make sure everyone has a Google account
Walk through the basics of Google Forms.
Create a Form that is content specific.
Basic Google Form Assessment
Show how results are created and can be analyzed using the Form the participants just completed.
Participants will create a content-specific form
Create a formative assessment tool to help you identify how much your students already know about a subject.
It should be 3-5 questions long
If at all possible, create it so that you can reuse it in your class.
Please post your link to the form on our
Participants Form Page
.
Finally, try 3 of the formative assessments from the
Participants Form Page
.
Analyze your own form
What do you think about your form?
How do you think this will help you in your class?
What benefits do you see over traditional quizes?
Discuss Google Forms
What works well?
What problems/concerns did you encounter?
What potential alternatives do you have for formative assessment?
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For Forms: Discuss all types of forms, but we will teach you how to utilize Google Forms for high order thinking.